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In some respects, Beowulf represents the epitome of many Anglo- Saxon values. For example, the courage that Beowulf demonstrates having to fight at cost to himself for something larger than himself is an Anglo- Saxon value of loyalty to something beyond oneself. Beowulf feels compelled to help Hrothgar despite the threats to his own personal freedom. Beowulf embodies an Anglo- Saxon code of conduct that recognizes the counter a real threat regardless of the consequences:
The need to "fulfill that purpose" or "meet my death" is the paradigm with which Beowulf approaches consciousness. He recognizes the Anglo- Saxon code of conduct that places primacy on putting the needs of others above oneself
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Im not writing an essay for you but I'll give an outline
P1: introduction. Introduce main points of how strength and intelligence contribute
P2: it took strength mentally and physically to build the city. Mental strength to persevere and physical strength to actually put it together
P3: it took intelligence because you would have needed to be smart to make good buildings. You'd also have to make the city safe for the people inside and keep attackers out.
P4: just the introduction in different, more concluding works
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Explanation:
he quality or state of being brothers. 2 : fellowship, alliance. 3 : an association (such as a labor union or monastic society) for a particular purpose.
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I would ask the child if he had anything in mind to make more plans and suggest that he helps make plans for the meetings or offer him a leadership potion so he can help make the plans and schedule new and exciting things for the group to do but i would keep the others in mind by restricting somethings that not everyone wants to do and then explain to him why we cant do what he's pitching to the group.
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I believe it is D when a character speqks over a scene
